Florence Minus Museums

If I close my eyes and think of Florence, I see a sprawling city in a sweltering valley; narrow, dusty alleys that lead to sun drenched piazzas; terra cotta, lime stone and marble reaching high into the sky;  gelato, vino; and museums full of sculptures and iconic art. Yes, Florence was just how we remembered it…with less heat and more breaks, and less art and more gelato. So, as usual, a somewhat familiar place felt completely different with our pint-sized art critics and gelato connoisseurs.

I’m pretty sure they will remember Florence as the place with giant doors, where we had gelato three times in one day.

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Exhibit 1 – Fancy (overpriced) gelato

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Exhibit 2 – Cone gelato

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Exhibit 3 – Cup gelato

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Oh, and Florence will also be remembered by the funny little masks we brought home, which add just the right amount of creepy to an otherwise cute doll wrapped in a sock.

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